[Groovy Intro Music] This is Dispatches from Myrtle Beach with Charles Neal and my son Link from Good Mythical Morning. How you been doing Link? I’ve been doing pretty good. Dad, I, um, just happy to see you. Just happy to see you. You know, sometimes you’re, I’m, sometimes I’m in business mode. I’m having business meetings and I, and sometimes I’m in those meetings and I’m like, well, this meeting better wrap up ’cause I gotta, I gotta see my dad and then sometimes I’m in a business meeting and I’m not about to see you, but I might lie and say, I am to get outta the meeting. You can use me ever how you need to. Thank you, dad. I got, I gotta get this recording with my dad. Uh, this business stuff, y’all gonna have to just, yeah. Do it. Well, you, you know, you, you can tell ’em that, you know, you know, I always think you, you’re the apple of my eye anyway. Yeah, but look. What about the tomato of my eye? That was quite a transition to something you want. I, I, I could care less. I don’t want to be the tomato of anybody’s eye. That’s like the worst fruit. Yeah. Yeah. But ain’t that a pretty tomato out of my garden? Well, lemme see the top of it. Okay, now lemme see the bottom. The bottom looks nice. Lemme see. Hold the bottom up. Now that tomato has got a nice a little butthole on it. That’s beautiful. Yeah. What is that? But on the front, on the top side, there’s some sort of. What that, that’s where the, what’s that spot on the top? That’s where the core, where it grows on the vine. I’m not talking about that. I’m talking about to the, to the side of that. There’s a little discoloration. Oh, yeah, yeah. But we, we going cut that off. What is that? Because Nancy’s, Nancy’s already fixed me a tomato sandwich before we started today. Oh boy. You trying to make me think that it tastes good. That ain’t going to happen. It did taste good. That dog won’t hunt. Dad. Yes, it will. Duke, Duke’s mayonnaise, salt and pepper and white bread. Well, this is a picture I got today. Oh, there you go. You didn’t have a shirt on? No. A shirtless picture of my dad eating a tomato sandwich. This is like not on my list of things that I needed to see, uh, because I had just got out of the garden. I just picked me and Nancy had picked, uh. Make the picture bigger, Logan. 2 five gallon buckets full of string beans. Okay, and that was your reward, a tomato sandwich? Yeah. I mean look at that bicep. You’re just sitting there. You’re just sitting there curling a tomato sandwich up to your mouth. I mean 70 ever. How old you are now? 72, 73? 3. Three. Yep. 73-year-old bicep. That thing’s still kicking. Look, you got the de, look at the delts on that 73-year-old man. Damn son. I mean, you got a little bit of titty. Action. But for 73, that’s not much. No. Logan’s Logan. You can’t see this on your side of it. Logan’s making the picture bigger and then she’s taking the cursor from the computer screen. Can you see this? And were you like, caressing my dad’s titty with your curser? I guess I was. I don’t know why don’t do that. I don’t know why I that you were like, you were like, you were like showing the. The outline of it that has really cheered me up, Logan, I mean, dad’s face and you cursing my dad’s breast with your, with the, your computer cursor. And you’ve also got, I’m not done with this picture, so don’t take it away. I won’t, I won’t. I see you got a sliced cantaloupe down there too, dad. Yes, I do. So sh uh, she prepared all this for you after you string bean gardening. Yep. This is why you do it. This is your reward. Yep. And you got a nice Caesar. Look at that head. A hat. Yes. Hairstyle too. Like your hair is going forward on the sides. Kind of in like, I don’t know. It’s like in a Roman way. You’re very Roman. Roman soldier. Little washed up, but, uh, like if Russell Crowe had made an appearance in Gladiator two, that’s kind of the vibe you’re giving off here. Okay. And I mean that as a compliment, but back to the tomato of it all. No thank you. Okay. No, thank you, dad. I, I don’t want to be the, the tomato of your eye. I, I’ve told you, you just, you, you ain’t gotta like tomatoes, I don’t think. There’s several people in our family that don’t like ’em, Nana, and I don’t think, ain’t TC likes ’em, so I didn’t know that. Yeah. Maybe every time you tell me that, I say I didn’t know that. Yeah. Um, I do like string beans though. You’ll have to come see me and we’ll see if we can fix you some. Well, I don’t know who’s gonna go see who because, um, we can tell Myrtle Beast about the exchange that you had with Christie. That’s what I was text yesterday. Right? Yeah. I had, I, I, I had a, I, I fed all the. Lifeguards here at North Myrtle Beach last week with our Sunday school class and Boy Link. They had a, they loved my barbecue, but they, they, they had a fit over the barbecue sauce. I mean, yeah. They, they was wanting some barbecue sauce and then I got that thing, Charles is special. I got, I got that picture from Christie yesterday with a jug turned upside down. Yep. And saying. You’ve got to come and see us. And I, I texted her back and I said, it might be cheaper if I just mailed you some barbecue sauce, but you’d still love to come out. I mean, oh yeah. That’s what I told her. Oh, you can ship it. We thought it had to be hand delivered. Yeah, we, we, we’ve been, we’ve been flying you out here all these years just so you can make it in our kitchen. Well, I made it and shipped it out there. We didn’t, I didn’t have to make it in your kitchen. Oh, I, okay. Me and Logan took care of that. So, I mean, I, I can we need some more Dad, we need some. I got, I got about two gallons down in the refrigerator, so Yes, we will take it. I, I, I think I can fix. Christie Orlando up, and then they’ll, maybe they’ll let you have some while you cooking on the grill. Yeah. We served it the last of it last night, and Lincoln had some friends over and they didn’t know w we had three different sauces. We had like a, a mustard based sauce. We had your sauce, and then we had like a ranch. And his friends were talking about, what’s this red sauce? I really like that. I mean, it’s, people just talk about it. It really is good. These, these lifeguards, I bet the moment they tasted your sauce, they just, they ran somewhere and saved somebody’s life right there. Well. I, as much as they ate that night, I hope they didn’t have to go get any water. They, that they were off to work. ’cause bored ate some barbecue. I’m telling you. What, how would you feel if you found out that like the lifeguard left your dinner was so stuffed and then had to, um, save somebody, but they cramped up and then the person drowned? Well, that would be pretty bad, but I mean, I don’t think I got that. That’s not, I can’t help how much he ate. Yeah. Yeah. That would it, it would kind of run off your back like, uh, water off a duck’s back. Yep. Yeah. Be like, well, it’s sad, but I’m not going to therapy over it. That’s how I would feel. You know, I’m such a proponent of therapy sometimes I think I’d. I might be going too hard. Some things you just need to just suck it up. You need to just suck it. Yeah. That’ll be it. Suck it up and just, and let it go. And live and let live, I mean, I mean, don’t overthink it. Yeah. So just, just bury it deep. Just find a nice little nook down there just to push it down. Never talk about it again. And then years later you realize, you know what, I’m carrying all this guilt of killing somebody with barbecue sauce. Not exactly, but I don’t know. I’m ki I’m kind of talking outta both sides of my mouth here. I’m just, I’m just experimenting, you know? Yes, you are. This is a safe space. So we had good, they, they had a. Other people brought all the condiments and all that stuff, said they got fed well, and uh, they did. They had the next day, they did have to, they rescued six people out of the water down here yesterday. The, the next day is why, what, because of the happened. The rip, the rip currents are really bad. We having, uh, it’s got something to do with this. Tremendous heat wave that we are having. How hot is it? It’s a been for how long? It was a hundred. It was a hundred degrees today. And it’s, I mean, this is prolonged, that ain’t counting the index thing. I mean, so it is been, it’s hot, but so you’re not, you’re not out there in the heat of the day painting every day. Come on dad. But I’m starting early. All right. Like at six o’clock in the morning, I gimme the speech every year and, and work till about 12 o’clock and come home. So, but the, you’re saying the riptides are tied to the how, how hot it is. I don’t know if that’s so or not, but I’m just saying But you said it, so let’s just say Yeah. So ever What’s going on with it? They, the rip currently has been. Yeah, really bad. The last week or so. How many people didn’t make it? No, they got ’em all out. They got ’em all that. See, and that’s because of your sauce the day before. Quite the opposite. You are the reason you, you saved six people with your barbecue sauce. I mean, here it is, right before our eyes. The exact opposite of what I was saying. Yep, that’s what I mean. Put that on a bottle. Lifesaving elixir. Use it if you’re ever, if, if it’s it’s hero juice, lifeguards, firemen, uh, I guess at the right time of year, accountants, you know, be a hero, save a life. Have you ever scenes, uh, somebody drowning in, in that ocean of yours out there and the lifeguard going out there? No, I, I ain’t never seen it. Really. Of course, I, I don’t go to the beach that much. I work. Have you ever been caught in the riptides and do you know what to do to get out of it? Yes. Have not, never, I not, I’ve kind of got in it a little bit, but I, I know you’re supposed to just kind of float with it and it’ll let you get, get on down and it’ll ha and it’ll let you usually get on to the shore and follow, follow up and just float and go on down. Don’t fight it. Well, don’t fight the, the things that I’ve, the signs that I read say, don’t try to swim to shore. Don’t try to swim against it, but swim. Sideways. Yeah. Swim sideways. But it, but if you get tired, the thing that you know, you, you just can’t panic. You gotta stay afloat and if you can back float or something until somebody can help you, but. Yeah, stay, keep your mouth above water and don’t panic, and then you’re supposed to swim sideways. I, I mean, all those years we’d spend at the beach, I wouldn’t, I, I don’t think I’ve ever been caught in a rip tie. Maybe I would feel it sometimes, but yeah, if you know what you’re doing, you can see it from shore, apparently, if you’re trained as a lifeguard or an accountant, I guess. So. I don’t know about that. Okay. Doesn’t sound like neither one of us are lifeguards. Nope. Well link, I think I told you, but Nancy and Nancy, uh uh, took Cameron to bus gardens in Williamsburg this weekend. Oh, again, didn’t y’all go like a year ago? Yes. Oh, okay. But just he and I and Nana. Oh, good. Nana went, oh, because he’s same age as Lambo, right? 15. His birthday. Okay. How was that? Man, we, we, Hey. Bus gardens, we tried to ride every ride we could. We, we rode every ride that could be ridden except for he had one that he didn’t wanna ride, and I would’ve rode it. But, uh, man, and we rode some of ’em twice. So the crowds weren’t too big this time of year. It was, uh, it was pretty crowded, but it wasn’t, it was, it was really not too bad about standing in line, you know, maybe 30 minutes at the most, most of the time. Pretty good. Which weren’t too bad. And then, but then we went to the water park yesterday. Oh. Uh, uh. I, I, I’m, I’m not gonna say it was a, I, I wouldn’t recommend that place. I didn’t like it. Oh, yeah. Why? Because ’cause, ’cause of the p and poo-pooed, that’s probably floating and everything. Well, I, I didn’t see any of that, but all the rides we got to ride on. Yeah. Too of ’em. When, when we were coming in the gate, they said these rides are closed. They’re broken, I thought. And it was two of the good rides. So. Well, they’re just slides right. No, this is, well, it’s tubes and stuff. You get in and slide around and do some stuff, but So what, what, I mean what happened? Did it spring a leak? I don’t know what happened. They, they were closed to start with. So, so you were mad ’cause you didn’t get to spread your pee and poop around everywhere. Well, I don’t think you get to do that. Riding a ride, they had a swimming pool with a lot of water coming down and where you could get under it and get in it, but they was too many people in it. I won’t getting in that. Yeah, the water, the water parks make me a little uncomfortable, but, but I would go ba hey. If you ever want to come and go with me and ride the ride at Busch Gardens or somewhere you are, I am game for me and you to go do it. It’s been quite a few years since I’ve ridden like a really intense roller coaster. Well, boy, they got that. They got some up there. Yeah. Yeah. What’s the main one now? What’s like the biggest attraction? The, the, the new thing? Uh, Parthenon. Parthenon. And what does it do? It was, are you, are you, is there a gimmick? Are you standing, are you below the track? Oh, no. You’re, you’re in a thing, but it, it goes one way and then you think he gonna go all the way up to the top and it stops and goes backwards. Uh, Nancy does this too. Absolutely not. Okay. That’s what I thought. Yeah, that’s what I thought. No, that’s the reason, Cameron, we asked Cameron to go, so I’d have somebody to ride with me. Oh, you weren’t going for him. He was going for you. He w we were going for each other. Okay. All right. That’s right. That’s cool. That’s cool. Lando has just, I think it’s, you know, some people love it from a young age, but if you don’t, he, he’s just now come around to it at like 14, 15 to where he’ll like ride everything. Yeah. Because him and Cameron was pretty close to the same age. We went to, um, Disneyland over this past weekend. Not so we were kind of on the same wavelength. Oh. Um, Rhett and I were inducted into the VidCon Hall of Fame. VidCon is the, it’s been going for well over 10 years now, maybe 15. Uh, it’s the, basically the unofficial YouTuber conference. In Anaheim and we, we, we went for many years, but yeah, first year they did a hall of fame. We got inducted into it. So we, we got our awards. Oh, that’s, congratulations. And it was in Anaheim. Thank you. And so we went over to Disney afterward and they gave us the, the star treatment. You can have a private escort. And it’s just as risque as it sounds, a person dressed up in a uniform. This was Maddie, Maddie was her name for us. Uh, taking us around the park, giving a, taking a shortcuts behind the scenes where like workers were just working or taking a break and she’d open a door and she’d say. Um, guest alert, meaning, Hey, I know you’re back here taking your break and doing your own thing, but I’m bringing some VIPs through and you don’t want to do anything to embarrass Walt. Yeah, I saw people on their break and they didn’t seem too unhappy. With the guard down and then we’d pop out like, and we, we’ve, we’ve gone halfway around the park, skipped everybody and then she would take us right to the front of the line. Dad, I felt kind of bad about it, but I certainly wasn’t gonna complain. Took took us right, took us right on the ride. Just walk right up, walk right on the ride. A few times I would just. I, I just point and then they’d have to send people scattering so we could get on there. Not really, but it was fun. Did she ride with you? Christie did, yeah, but there’s nothing real crazy at Disneyland like that. That’s like, they’re not thrill rides, you know, there’s, oh, just kind of cute. There’s some cute roller coasters and then like. Some, some theme stuff like Star Wars rides and all that stuff. So we did have a good time. Um, that’s good. But yeah. Well, we did too. Yeah, we had a great time. Okay. Yeah. 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Came up to Nancy and said, you know that the whole tail is out of your pants, and all we can see is your underwear. The whole tale is outta your pants. You know that, right? I was like the hotel. There’s a hotel in your pants. What? Your whole tail is out of your pants. What? So. So she was, she was, she had, you know how she is about being prim and proper and makeup on, and she told me, she said, you’ve got to go get my food for me. She was getting a salad, so I had to go fix her food, bring it back to her, then got mine was already there, and then had to get everything else for her. And then she said, I am not getting up outta here like this. I said, well, why not? You walked in like this and she said that it’s not going to happen. And can you explain to me before you tell me how she exited, what exactly was going on? Her dress was tucked into her underwear. No, she had a pair of white pants on. Okay. Yes, just. And it ripped them right in the middle and they were just tore apart where, Hey, she said, what color underwear have I got on? I said, white. And so they did match. So I went, I have, I have a picture. Oh yeah, let’s see the picture. Us three only have consent to see it. The internet cannot see it. Okay. I’m gonna look at this picture and I’m gonna describe it to the best of my ability to everyone listening. Uh, oh my God. That her look, I mean, the back of her bridges is split from her, I mean, all the way, and then it’s just gaped open and I can see, I can see your underwear, but then I can see the, I can see the top of her thighs. I mean just the skin of her thighs. I can see the bottom of both cheeks cut and then the top of the thighs. I mean this, her ass is just out there. I mean, that’s the type of breeze that you’d pick up on. Right. A breeze back there. Wow. Okay. I told your dad, I, I, when he told me this story, I listen. It ain’t that bad. I, it’s really bad though. I, I blame him a little bit for not noticing. Are you always walking in front Dad? I was in front, and that’s what Candice told me. Show buddy told Candace, said Candice, Candace told us when I sent her the picture and she told us us about it. She said, you know, you’re always supposed to walk behind her, whether her ass of her britches is out or not, right. Where you can see, see her from behind. See how sexy she is. I said, well, that’s what, that’s, that’s the way it’s gonna have to be. Now you’re gonna be walking behind and hoping it happens again. Yeah. So I got up after I ate. Went upstairs and was gonna buy her a pair of shorts, Uhhuh, and let ’em slip ’em on and go ’em. And I said, hell, I ain’t, they were about $30. I said, I ain’t buying them pants. She said something about a towel. So I went back, back there and bought a $11 beach towel and she wrapped that thing around her. Mm-hmm. And went out the door. You saved $19, dad And the, and the, and the, uh, lady that I said to, well, did you come to the beach and. Um. Forget to bring your towels. And I said, no, ma’am. I said, I’m working just like you and my wife is too. And she tore a hotel out of her britches and she won’t get up and walk out till I bring this towel and go down there. And then the lady looked at me and she said, you tell your wife that we have people that come in here. And all they’ve got on is one of them little bikinis you can see from the front and the back. All you could see is their cheeks that are tail their tail. So yeah, she don’t need to be worrying about if somebody can see that. Right. I said, well, she’s worried about it. I mean, yeah. In other words, if she’d have just taken her pants off, she would’ve blended in with some people who, oh yeah, were into bull nose wearing a swimsuit. Even if she was wearing a thong, which she wasn’t. Yeah. But because she had on pants that then had a big gaping hole, I mean, big enough to put, to put a grown man’s head through it. Not that you would, but maybe you would. Yeah. Your head could fit through the gaping hole in her pants. That’s how big the hole is. Of course then you’d, you’d be headbutting or ass, which is, uh, you know what, if you’re into it, that’s fine. Uh, I’m not, but, um, yeah, but there’s something about, because the pants are on, but then there’s a hole in it that it, it’s a lot more embarrassing than just walking out near underwear. You could, I mean, you could have saved her even more money yourself, more money, and just bought her a needle and thread. You couldn’t have sewed that hole up because, and this is from squatting, painting the picket. So let’s not forget that. So she did this in the line, in the line of work. She, yeah, she was painting the picket. Oh my God. And when we got back over there, she said that’s what happened. There was a nail stick it up and it tore ’em all the way down. She didn’t even know it. That’s how they got tore. But man. And then, I mean, she walked through the parking lot in the front door of the grocery store all the way to the back of the grocery store. Yep. And sat down and then No, and and got in line with all the people that was standing there. Wait. Walked up through there to get her food. That’s a tough feeling. It’s, I mean, it’s, it is, it is not an unfamiliar feeling to realize that your zipper’s been down for how many hours, and then you’re running back through everything you’ve done with your zipper down. But this is another level. This is another level. My poor wife, a poor wife, and so you bought her a towel and she walked out with a towel. Then we went back to work and finished doing what we was doing with the hole in her pants, with a hole in her pants, and then she went home. They weren’t nobody there but me then. Yeah, I mean, you’d have thought that when she sat on that hot seat in the truck, that she’d have got a little alert. Well, let me ask you a question. How is it when you’re, uh, you move on and you get to go see your daughter, graduate from college? And then you have to get everything together and move her back home. You heard about this? Yeah. Yeah. I just wasn’t, I, I was so focused on the celebratory aspect of it that, you know, I didn’t, I didn’t think I, that I was gonna have to move her out much less have to dispose of furniture and all types of stuff. But yeah, we, we, we had a little. We had, we had some work to do. She had a lot of work to do. She had not, she had not packed up anything. Dad, I, I, I heard that she was not prepared to move. I don’t know. It’s that, I mean, I, I, it’s just until you’ve moved out of a house that you’ve been in for a while once, I guess you really don’t know what to expect. It’s always gonna be a lot harder than you think. Yep. And, and everything’s gonna take a lot more to fit in. We had two cars and it was, it was a lot. It was all I could do to not raise my voice except once, which I did hear about from her. But other than that one time I didn’t raise my voice anymore and we did get it all back except for the stuff that we had to neatly place beside a stranger’s dumpster. I don’t know. I feel like I did a good dad thing and I taught her. I taught her some, some apartment remediation techniques, but I still don’t know if she got her deposit back. I have not heard about that yet, but she got that diploma and now she’s just in, um, celebratory mode. I understand that the plans are still underway for her to come to your house? That would be correct. Okay. I think she deserves it. She’s worked hard. I’m extremely proud of her except for the moving out part, which, uh, I am extremely not proud of her. Yeah. But we got it all done. How did I feel watching her graduate? That’s another thing. Old, I mean, I really started to feel a bit, a bit old. Wow. New phase of life, college graduate. I have like a, an adult out in the world trying to make their way. It is wild to think about. Yep. I, so I just try not to think about it too much. We’ll see what happens. I mean, that’s how I look at it. Let’s see what happens. You know, I’m just. I’m curious what’s, what’s gonna happen with this adult that we’ve just rocketed out into the world? I think she’s gonna do pretty good. She’ll be fine. Yeah. But this summer doesn’t count. She’s not really out in the world yet. ’cause she’s just No. Doing VA prolonged, like graduate vacationing. Which, yeah, I think she deserves a little bit of that. Sounds Sounds pretty nice. Yeah, because when I talked to her, but when the fall hits, let’s see what happens When, when I talked to her yesterday, she was in Alaska. Yeah. And then she just got back today I. Yeah, I heard that she’s back. Okay. How did I hear? Because she sent me a text about money. Of course, we’re, we’re cooking up something special for, um, mythical beasts. I’m not gonna say anymore than that, but we’re cooking up something special. Okay. Lily and I and the team here. So it’s gonna be pretty good. I wish I could come with her, uh, to, uh, Myrtle Beach to hang out with you, but that’s not the vibe. We don’t have room for you. Okay. Sorry. Alright, fine. She’s, she’s bringing, she’s bringing too many of her friends. Yeah. Okay. I didn’t need you to just invite me because she didn’t invite me either. It’s fine. Yeah. I, I would like for you to, I, I would love for you and Christie and all, all y’all ready to come, but you know, I can’t take so many nails at one time. Oh, I can relate to that. Yeah, I bet. Oh, and I got something for you on my other podcast, ear biscuits. You know, we take callers and they leave voicemails and retina. I answer them. But, um, I was told that there was one related to you, and I haven’t heard it, but I just said, all right, if it’s related to dad, well let’s just port it over to dispatches and let’s, let’s listen to it there. So this is a voicemail, um, that I’m told that’s more for you and I than me and Rhett. So. You ready? I’m ready. Hi, red link. Uh, my name is Sharon. I work at a coffee shop near like Charleston, South Carolina, and last week me and my coworker were at work talking about GMM and Red Link and just you guys and how much we love the show and how we both kind of grew up watching you guys and how we still watch you to this day. Um, and I leave work. And the next day I come back and she goes, Sharon, you never believe what happened. Um, and I apologize for the horrendous accident that I’m about to do for this. Uh, I just feel that it’s necessary to the impact of the story. Okay? So she is taking this gentleman’s order and she goes, hi, how are you? What can I get for you? He places his order. Uh, and then he then goes, do you watch YouTube? To which she replies, yes, I do. To. Which then he says, do you know, do you watch good music? Good morning. And she goes, yeah, I love those guys. They’re great. Uh, and then he goes. Well, I’m Link’s dad and then gives her a business card for Dispatches to Myrtle Beach, which I think is absolutely hilarious that he like self promo the podcast. And also I’m incredibly upset that I managed to miss him being there by like an hour. And if I had just did an hour, I would’ve met link’s dad. So that kind of sucks. But now I get to see his little business card every day on our little prep list that we keep in the back. So it reminds me when the podcast comes out to go listen to it. Uh, but also I just think it’s hilarious that he’s self promo to us. And yeah, just wanted to share that. I thought you guys would think that was funny. Anyways. Well, you guys obviously, uh, yeah, that was all. Do you remember this dad? Yes. Well, I don’t remember, but I, yes, we stopped at a little place before we went to Hilton Head. And Nancy was getting a. Some kind of a cup of coffee or a cider or something. Mm-hmm. And I, I just went up and went to talking to him and asked him if we watched, uh, YouTube. Yeah, yeah. Watch Good Mythical Morning and then give ’em a card and Yeah. That’s what she said. They were excited. Yeah. And look, it’s working. Yeah. I’m telling you. They put the card up. I mean, all the employees there. They’re probably gonna all succumb to Dispatches From Myrtle Beach Eventually, if you, if you see that every day you clock in, you’re gonna have to check it out. Yep, it’s working. Dad, all that business card work is paying off. Do you need more business cards? How are you doing on the number? I think I just got a thousand before we did the thing and I’m already down to like 500. Oh, alright. Well keep going. Hey, I’m still giving them out. Keep going. Keep doing it. This is confirmation. Don’t slow down. Yes, sir. We got to keep on getting it. Well, Link, we went, we’ve talked about a lot of stuff today, but it was so good seeing you again and it was fun having you all here with us today. And we’ll be back next week for another one. And don’t forget to follow and subscribe wherever you get your podcast and on YouTube. And while you’re at it, rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. And if you got a question, comment, or a story you’d like to share with me, email me at ratherbshaggin53@aol.com. And y’all have a great rest of your week. We hope you don’t tear your britches. Yep. Tear the butt out. Your retcher. I mean, sometimes that’s, that means you’re doing something right. You’re bending over, you getting hung on something. You know what? Yeah. Or do it. Yep. Have a good week, y’all. Have a good week. Talk to you later. Love you son. Love you, dad. Take a special look at Mythical Society exclusives on Good Mythical More. 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